Question

Three incomplete paragraphs are provided below. Complete the meaning of

each paragraph by filling in the blanks with the missing words or terms. Choose
your answers from the pool of options provided. Write your answers in your
notebook.
beginning
shortened
paraphrasing
objective
shorter
words
summary
ideas
nutshell
main/central ideas
opinions
Summary is a (1)
version of an original material.
While it is closely related to (2)
they are different
techniques usually employed when writing using other author's
(3)
When writing a summary, you should be able to identify the
that make up the original material. The summary
should only contain these ideas retold in your own (5)
A given text can have one or more central ideas usually found at the
(6)
One important tip when writing a summary is to always remain
(7)
This means that you should not include personal
(8)
in what you are writing. In terms of length,
summary is (9)
than the original material. It presents
all the important ideas of the original text in a (10)​

Answer 1

is it to late now

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The correct answers are:

1. shortened

2. paraphrasing

3. ideas

4. main/ central ideas

5. words

6. beginning

7. objective

8. opinions

9. shorter

10. nutshell

Step-by-step explanation:

This paragraph is describing what a summary is.

To complete this type of exercise, it is better that you start by reading it completely before filling in each blank. Then try to complete the ones that you already know the answer to, and those that you don't know, you can leave it for the last, so that it will be easier for you.

Let's remember that a summary is the brief exposition of the essentials of a topic or subject, both orally and in writing. It consists of reducing or synthesizing the content of a reading, text, document or an oral presentation; making an extract in which the most important of these are collected, with precision and using our own words. It is important to note that the main ideas should be taken into account without altering the initial meaning of the topic.